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- mohit - Sep 10 2008 | technology, policy, news, cell phone
Quoted: Kohl said he is particularly concerned that all four of the companies appear to have adopted identical price increases at nearly the same time. "This conduct is hardly consistent with the vigorous price competition we hope to see in a competitive marketplace," he wrote.
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